The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10
The Irresistible Revolution
Moving Toward its
Goal Majestically.
Gladstone ISSUES tIis Mnnii,.,o
",nc Working Wen al Eng.
land in Words that GLOW.
Railway Mileage for Three
Months shows That Interest
Fakes oI improN Cmcni.

DoNT ltlLrruE LOSSES. 4"

DoN'I lttI' ruE LOSSES"
tuICAGu. Aprll 9.-'lhc strike of
thc union carpenter, is still ON and
work on many large buildings is be-
ing retarded III consequence. The
brioklay crs aud hod carriers have OF
nCallN announced their desire to hclp
the carpenters. The following COM
mum cation was received at the car
pcutcrs headquarters thi, morning.
Chicago brick layers md stoncma-
SONS take notice: Yen AFRO notified
that youm mu-, not assist the bosses or
any one else IN setting frames or
joi-ts. or in dong other carpenter
work. Nv order OF the union,
~ NoRVELLEK, Pres.
The bricklaycrs have imposed II
iluc of Sl5 for violation of the shove
order a similar notice from the hod
carriers imposes fine of $40 Telc-
grams OF encouragement have been
received from New York, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Los
Angeles aud also the brotherhood of
Carpenters III Canada,
ENoLANp's woRKMEN.
LONDON, April Q --Gladstonc to day
. iTNu'ht w 'll' ll WV iOt WI VI
Great Britain, u majority OF whom
are enthusiastic followers of his, tho
following letter which amounts to II
manifesto: 81 cannot refrain from
calling your attention 10 the meeting
which is to be held in HYDE Park next
Monday, and to which understand
tens OF
THOUSANDS or WORkINGMEN
of London intend generously to de-
vote their holiday. II ever there was
time when IL was TO the interest OF
the English workingman to bethiuk
himself, this is the time. This Is the
first time when the coercion bill, If
passed. Will be passed by Englaud's
vote alone, against the voices OF scot
nnd, ireland aud Walcs. This Is the
first time when the March bill will
have pnsHed under the vote OF the
sanction OF house h0ldors,nt large who
were never al cnlranchsGd until the
last election, in 1889 and in 1886 This
is the fins, time thnt coercion has been
proposed without any attempt by the
ministry to show what we know
THEY CANNOT SHOW
state of exceptional aud ilagrant or
growing crime. II England Is 10 CO.
cree ireland tor crime, ireland can
reply that, relatively to population,
She has lrss crime than England. In
NV ouiniou. the rejection /, even
mare needed by England than By
ireland For ireland. II h IA question
or sufIcrinp nud she knows how to
,uilcr tor England. it is question
of shame nnd dishonor. In 1876, "A
,ucrtinu oi .,udou workinVmen frat
pnv. lI,ctuuu forc3to the movement
t,r nult,rin which brought about
the election of 1850 May the meeting
> ON Moudny next ring tbs death kncll
Ioi tho worst. the most insulting and
the .uosi cnu,e,r-- coercion bill ever
submitted 10 pArliamont
HANpIN" Io"hIliEh'
PrlTsBu nc, PENN April 3 Tho
requisite number Of assemblies of
> knights of Labor signed yesterday
for the formation OF ia state assembly
The iron workers new organization
will embrace nothing bat these work"
Grs. and are expected to b, the
strongest lnbor s0clcty in the state
1t viii number tic advocates say
not less than $1,000 men.
,.,,u,,,r
H"i'""' "''"N"N'
CulCAGo, April 9.-Tho Railway
- Age commenting on the uncXpect-
ediy largo miIage Of completed rail-
way construction for the first quar-
ter of 1850 says, that from January
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